Strike:We’ll be compelled to apply ‘no work no pay’ policy again if … – Fashola
Three days into the strike called by the Medical Guild, umbrella body for doctors in Lagos state, patients in the wards have continued to bear the brunt of the action. While patients seeking emergency medical attention and those presenting for the first time got some respite in most of the state – owned hospitals in Lagos, patients already on admission prior to the commencement of the strike were left at the mercy of the nurses.
NFF’s Sec-Gen resigns!
Barrister Musa Amadu on Wednesday left office as General Secretary of Nigeria Football Federation.In his letter of resignation dated 18th March, 2015 and addressed to the NFF President, the 53-year old lawyer said his resignation took immediate effect and thanked the President, the Executive Committee and indeed “everyone at the NFF for the singular honour of serving our great country in this position and wish you and the NFF the very best in the years ahead.”
We must return home with trophy — F/Eagles
After scaling through Ghana with a comfortable 2-0 win in the semi final, Flying Eagles players have all said they must return to Nigeria with the AYC trophy which has eluded the country for sometime now. Striker Taiwo Awoniyi, Obinna Nwobodo, Musa Abdullahi have said the team have their sights fixed on a seventh AYC triumph in Sunday’s final, agaisnt Senegal who beat Mali 2-1 yesterday.
Teams set to vie for Edo FA Cup
Twenty men and women’s teams in Edo State are set to begin battle for the top prizes in both categories of the state FA Cup. The final of both events is scheduled for the Samuel Ogbemudia Stadium, Benin City, on April 6.
Patience Jonathan in Osogbo, promises federal projects
First Lady, Dame Patience Goodluck Jonathan yesterday assured the people of Osun State of the federal government’s commitment to the early completion of the on going water project in Ilesa and Ile-Ife if President Jonathan is re-elected.
NBA seeks court order to make Inec use card readers
WARRI—Warri branch of the Nigerian Bar Association, NBA, Delta State, has dragged the Independent National Electoral Commission, INEC, before a Federal High Court sitting in Warri, seeking an order to guard against any attempt to prevent the commission from employing its voters card reading machines, VCRMs, in the general elections.
